unconditional love
by Seanachai

Comment:
The blue cast gives this a cold feeling I don't care for but it is a great tight capture of maternal love.

Waiting for the Perfect Moment
by Baron152

Comment:
This is a really interesting photo. I think it documents the film industry in a very cool way. They look like ants (in a good way...very busy).

Shadow Flight
by GrayGhost

Comment:
This is eyecatching. I'm wondering if it wouldn't have been more effective without the crane. To me, the crane adds a confusing element to an otherwise harmonious pattern of converging lines.

Sew Retro
by RKT

Comment:
An original choice of subject and I love the vintage patterns (I collect them myself). Unfortunately, this is way too shadowy to be really effective.

Get ready for mashed potatoes!
by Zigomar

Comment:
Is this sepia tone? There is a yellowish cast that I don't like for this subject. This is a good choice for pattern (I tried a few shots with a colander myself but ultimately discarded them :D). I don't know if this shot says much to me about pattern. I think a tighter crop of just the mashing part would be more effective.

Boards
by bbright

Comment:
I like the contrasty black and white. This is a nice crop, effectively isolating the pattern from any distracting elements. It's also a great subject. One of my favorites so far.

Colour and form
by pacpinto

Comment:
Nice abstractions and texture. I wish there was more detail in shadow areas and I don't care for the glare on the upper left area of the frame. Also, it needs a bit more color saturation.

Abstract shadows
by aartiprasad

Comment:
A good idea. I wish you had shown it much bigger. You've wasted a lot of your pixel allotment on the ugly black border.

Dane County, Wisconsin Courthouse
by PhilXT350

Comment:
This is a pretty dull subject. I think what may have initially attracted you was the windows and the pattern they make. My suggestion is that a tighter crop of that area, in order to isolate the not-so-interesting stuff (like the modern concrete blocks and the lettering) would make a more interesting photograph.

Cyclamen Leaves
by Melethia

Comment:
This is a rather overexposed. I like the subject of the leaves. My suggestion is that a single leaf needs to fill the frame, rather than the whole plant, to really show off the pattern on the leaves. If the intent was to show the pattern the leaves make together than an more overhead angle of view is needed along with a much tighter crop to eliminate any other details (like the mulch and the wall, etc),